Freezed | JsonSerializable | GeoFirePoint | None of the provided TypeHelper instances support the defined type.

This is for when you create a class that has a member with an unusual type, like for example, GeoFirePoint.

@freezed
abstract class Owner with _$Owner {
  const factory Owner(
    String uid,
    List<Pet> pets,
    String name,
    String email,
    String loc,
    GeoFirePoint point,
    String profile_picture,
  ) = _Owner;
  factory Owner.fromJson(Map<String, dynamic> json) => _$OwnerFromJson(json);
 }

And when you try to run build_runner, this will go to shit, because it doesn’t know GeoFirePoint or how to serialize that type into JSON.

I probably found this solution here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59002699/dart-parse-to-from-json-a-library-class-using-json-serializable

Although he wasn’t using @freezed, it still works the same, but with a little bit of extra.

@freezed
abstract class Owner with _$Owner {
  const factory Owner(
    String uid,
    List<Pet> pets,
    String name,
    String email,
    String loc,
    @JsonKey(fromJson: Owner._fromJsonGeoFirePoint, toJson: Owner._toJsonGeoFirePoint)
    GeoFirePoint point,
    String profile_picture,
  ) = _Owner;
  
  factory Owner.fromJson(Map<String, dynamic> json) => _$OwnerFromJson(json);
  
  static GeoFirePoint _fromJsonGeoFirePoint(GeoFirePoint geoPoint) {
    return geoPoint;
  }

  static GeoFirePoint _toJsonGeoFirePoint(GeoFirePoint geoPoint) {
    return geoPoint;
  }
 }

Use the JsonKey annotation to set functions for (en)decode object, just like the one shown in Stackoverflow. However, it is imperative that you add the class name before “._fromJsonGeoFirePoint” and “._toJsonGeoFirePoint” because the generated g.dart class will also need to have access to those static functions.

You’re set to generate the json_serializable after this.